Reading the book is a long and rich journey, made possible by the author's captivating writing. Thus, the reader will feel and understand what they experience around them, that in children's literary texts an Greece emerges, which, from a country of mass emigration, is transformed into a country of immigrant reception in the 1990s, that the polyphonic version of the Western, Eastern and African little immigrant is abandoned - we bow to one, we scratch the other - that in the 1990s in children's and literary texts a dynamic field of negotiation of identities is reflected, where several immigrant heroes have distant Greek origins (mainly the Balkans and Russia).
Elements of ethnocentric interculturality are identified, where the approach and representation of the "Other" is based on familiar cultural characteristics, while there is even a "pause" for minorities that culturally differ from our standard. In Eleni Karasavvidou's work, we see our face, vivid, transparently diverse, but so objectively true...
